RI 3531 Air Flow At Discharge Of Fan-Pipe Lines In Mines - Part 1. - 10-Inch Line In Development End ? Introduction (e8c34429-6cef-40b1-87cf-4e08b99ca8c5)

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
G. E. McElroy
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Jan 1, 1940

Abstract

[The ventilation of development faces In nines for diluting Gas or dist concentrations and, in hot nines for providing air-motion cooling effect, by fan-pipe units discharging high-velocity steams of air close to the face, is an important phase of mine ventilation. The effectiveness of such units depends largely on the air-flow distribution between the pipe discharge and the face, n subject on which little definite information is available. A study of the air flow from grills into rooms3/ has provided some basic data, but under conditions so different from mine fan-pipe installations in development ends that the data are of doubtful application to mine installations, owing to differences in air-flow conditions.]
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APA: G. E. McElroy  (1940)  RI 3531 Air Flow At Discharge Of Fan-Pipe Lines In Mines - Part 1. - 10-Inch Line In Development End ? Introduction (e8c34429-6cef-40b1-87cf-4e08b99ca8c5)

MLA: G. E. McElroy RI 3531 Air Flow At Discharge Of Fan-Pipe Lines In Mines - Part 1. - 10-Inch Line In Development End ? Introduction (e8c34429-6cef-40b1-87cf-4e08b99ca8c5). The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1940.

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